#交易心理学

Trading psychology reveals how investors fall into the vicious cycle of "buying high and selling low" amidst the loop of greed and fear, while being constrained by cognitive biases (such as anchoring effect, disposition effect) and the irrational influence of herd mentality. To break through these psychological traps, one needs to establish a probabilistic thinking framework, viewing the market as a combination of randomness and advantageous strategies, accepting losses as a necessary cost, and separating emotions from decisions through mechanical trading systems (such as preset stop-loss points and position management rules). The core mindset of top traders lies in managing risks with a "casino owner mentality," combating human weaknesses with discipline, and ultimately achieving long-term profitability by "dancing with uncertainty."